Sentence examples for a majority believing from inspiring English sources

There was a considerable level of public support for teachers - with a majority believing that they should be better paid and also underestimating the starting salary for teachers (currently about £22,000 in England outside London).

A majority believes Britain's political system to be fundamentally flawed.

But when a majority believes it, then the system has a problem.

In striking contrast to opinion in the United States, where polls show a majority believe there was a connection between Saddam Hussein and Al Qaeda terrorists, the rest of the world remains skeptical.

SCOTUSblog (@SCOTUSblog) #doma jurisdiction argument continues with no clear indication of whether a majority believes #scotus has the power to decide the case.

And a majority believes that the White House, emboldened by the victory in Iraq, is now more likely to consider attacking North Korea, Syria or Iran.

Other polls have shown that a majority believe that both candidates are dishonest and incapable of directing the economy out of recession.

Still, as a group, they are not overtly anti-American -- three-quarters have a favorable view of the American people and a majority believe President Obama when he says he wants to withdraw troops from the region.

Violent crime in L.A. had dropped by almost fifty per cent; an unprecedented eighty-three per cent of residents approved of the job the L.A.P.D. was doing, and a majority believed the police treated all races and ethnicities fairly.

Over all, 50 percent of those surveyed oppose building the project two blocks north of the World Trade Center site, even though a majority believe that the developers have the right to do so.

The survey, conducted March 18 to May 15 by the Pew Research Center's Global Attitudes Project, found that China was the only one of 21 countries or territories where a majority believes parents put too much pressure on students to do well in school.